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This research explores the cultural significance of kokeshi dolls in modern American design, examining their influence on renowned designers such as Charles and Ray Eames and Isamu Noguchi. Through archival analysis and interviews, the project seeks to enhance understanding of cross-cultural exchanges in craft and design.
Location
Evanston, IL
EDUCATION
MEDIUM
MATERIAL EXPLORATION
Grant amount
$5,000
Selected works
Kokeshi dolls. Image: Courtesy of Kazuki Guzmán.
Kokeshi dolls. Image: Courtesy of Kazuki Guzmán.
Kokeshi dolls. Image: Courtesy of Jamie Chung.
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